The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-03-25
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Maude Craney made visit to
her friends in Paris and Bristol.
Old Asbury will be saved from desc
Grafton. The people over the river
have raised money to buy it.
Ellis E. Roberts, who has been living
in Iowa with his uncle, w. E. Roberts.
has returned to his home. He dropped
in ON the folks at Woodwork and gave
them surprise.
Miss Jephers, who lived in Bristol
some years ago, has been visiting the
folks round Walkers Prairie.
Miss Lizzie Gray took a niece and
nephew to Kenosha. They were son
and daughter of Mrs. Bullamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary started for their
home at Alexandria, Mimi, last FRI
day.
There was gathering of the Roberts
clan on Sunday-G. F. and wife and
Ellis and wife, of Pleasant Prairie, and
J. H., of Fox River. All looking we'll.
Mr.. Martin Tourtellotte has gons or
is about to go to Kansas. After years
of toll he lays down the shovel and
the hoe" and will take his ease the re-
mainder Of his life in this world.
The farmers of Bristol proved their
good sense and Intelligence by attend
ing the Farmers Institute at Salem en-
naaSse. All have heard speak of it as
very enjoyable affair, especially the
dinner prepared by the Salem ladies.
The numerous friends of r. N. Wal
do will be glad to hear that he is i'm
proving, and in all probability will
soon be all right again.
Miss Spring is here. and we want her
to be dignified and not let winter be
lingering in her lap until summer
comes along and boots him. She ought
to send him up towards the North pole
to look after the grizzlies.
DR.. j. B. Devlin was out here few
days ago to see his mother. Glad to
say it was not professionally.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Benedict went to Waukegan
on Friday to visit relatives there. They return
| ed on Monday.
The statement that Herbert Newbert had
moved into the Blakesley house is incorrect.
| He Ii weaving carpets at The old place.
VIM. Winki IL reported to have rented the
| mill pond" farm Of J. D. Fowler.
George Gates is building well, commencing
at the top and going down. 1t IL said the surest
way is TO commence where the water Is and
build up.
Chas Waldo and C. echoheld took q car load
| Of fat sheep to Chicago last week, and while In
| the car on 5th avenue the switch engine ran
4 another Car against theirs with such force that
1t broke one Of Mr.. schofeld's legs.
l. The buzz saws have bean busily buzEing Of
late, cutting up the years stove wood.
! Rev. and Mrs. q. n. Corsbie have this week
| added to their home circle sixth son, born Al
| 500 A. n. Monday. The mother Is doing nicely,
the son Is growing finely, and the home circle Il
| rejoicing.
| Mrs Treat, of Union Grove, came last week
and lie visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G Joslyn. On
Tuesday she took the train for Pleasant Prairie
where she visited friends.
The Congregational prayer meeting was held
Il at Mr.. Abram Gulick's on Wednesday evening.
Miss Emily Fowler La in Grinnell Iowa, visit
i ing her aunt, Mrs. Geo Bosw orth, and expectl
to make stay Of several weeks.
Willie vogel has been very sick FOX more thar
two weeks, cut is reported better.
I Farmers about Wilmot are negotiating for thu
erection Of @ butter factory on guarantee O
60oc ows, summer aud winter.